The attitude of the game was publicly questioned, and Siakam had a fierce quarrel with reporters after the game

In the G5 of the Eastern Conference Finals ending today, the Pacers lost to the Knicks 94-111, and the big score was rewritten to 2-3. In the next game, they will return to home games. Although they still have the opportunity to end the series at home and have room for fault tolerance, the performance of the Pacers players in this game has been questioned a lot. From intensity to concentration, the Knicks who play at home are better. In an interview after the game, Siakam admitted this, saying: "The opponent played harder than us. We lost the rebounds and we were not ready to win the game." However, just as Siakam finished this speech, a good reporter began to hold accountable. He asked Siakam and said: "This situation should not happen, you should play harder."

At first, Siakam was able to remain patient and replied: "The actual situation is that they played harder, and things just happened." But the somewhat confused reporter refused to give in and said: "You should work harder in winning the series. I want you to tell me why this happens?"

This sentence also completely angered Siakam. "What do you mean? They play harder than us, we work harder, they work harder, that's fine. So what exactly do you want to express? This is the game that happens, and that's basketball. You're okay, brother, I know you're looking for topics, I mean they play harder, what else do you want me to say? Why don't you tell me who you are, what's your name?" Siakam asked back.

Although the reporter's questioning seemed a bit nonsensical, it is undeniable that if the Pacers want to end the series in the next game, they must show more solid strength in the fight and refuse to tiebreak.